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UK Sees 678% Surge In Fixed-Income Demand Post- Mini-Budget

In the year following the UK government's well-known "mini-budget," the demand for direct fixed-income securities has reached new heights in 2023, at least for now. This information comes from data provided by interactive investor, which is the UK's second-largest...

Unlocking The Potential of AI In The FX/CFD Trading Sector

The world of FX/CFD trading has long been marked by its inherent risks and high levels of market volatility. However, recent times have witnessed the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) as a potent tool for both retail investors and...

Systematic Investment Facilitates Risk-Adjusted Bond Returns

Increasing interest rates signify that the bond market is once again offering valuable real returns. Simultaneously, challenging economic conditions are expanding the opportunities for active fixed-income security selection. The question arises: How can investors consistently capitalize on these opportunities?...

UK And Singapore Chart Path To Sustainable Financial Future

The 8th UK-Singapore Financial Dialogue, which convened in London, represented a significant milestone in the ongoing collaboration between the United Kingdom (UK) and Singapore. The Dialogue, a platform for exchanging ideas and exploring opportunities for cooperation, focused on two...

Reforming Regulations For Debt Reduction In Emerging Markets

Over the past three years, the global economy has faced several unexpected challenges. Emerging markets and developing economies are not only striving to revive their growth and achieve a full recovery but are also grappling with increasing debt levels...

Singapore Banks Ramp Up Security To Combat Malware Scams

The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) made a significant announcement today, highlighting the proactive steps taken by major retail banks in Singapore to bolster their security measures. The primary aim of these measures is to shield customers from...

2024 Contraction Warning For European Construction Industry

According to the most recent forecast from economists at Dutch bank ING, the construction industry in Europe may begin to contract in 2024. ING has cautioned that the combination of high-interest rates and escalating building costs has significantly reduced...

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